Sasquatch Sightings

Account

Victor Hoskins was driving a loaded wheat truck slowly West on Hwy. 12 along the Locsa River when about 11 miles East of Lowell, between mile markers 153 and 154, he saw across the river the biggest bear he had ever seen, sitting or squatting at the base of a large tree about 35 yards away. It stood up on its hind legs, stretched its head high as if to see him better, then turned and started walking downstream parallel to him. After a few yards it turned away from the river and walked much faster into the brush and timber, using its hands to push brush and limbs away from its face. In the open the arms swung widely. Estimated 9 to 10 feet tall, very heavy, legs normal length but arms extremely long, hands below knees. Covered with long flowing dark hair, blowing at least 10 or 12 inches long from raised arms.